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Researchers show how repeated traumatic brain injury contributes to Alzheimer's disease

Researchers show how repeated traumatic brain injury contributes to Alzheimer's disease
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Gender Bias in Global Scholar Migration: Report

Gender Bias in Global Scholar Migration: Report
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Female researchers close mobility gap on men | Times Higher Education (THE)

Analysis using authors’ affiliations also finds female researchers prefer Italy and Spain, while more of their male counterparts go to Japan

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Meet emerging artists from Oppo Renovators 2021 Project

Technology innovator Oppo announces winners of Oppo Renovators 2021 emerging artists project. Meet creatives on the cutting edge of art and technology.

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Study suggests sleep deprivation may aggravate frailty's effects on mental health in older adults

Study suggests sleep deprivation may aggravate frailty s effects on mental health in older adults ANI | Updated: Feb 07, 2021 17:16 IST Washington [US], February 7 (ANI): A new study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society that examined their combined effect of sleep deprivation and frailty suggests that short sleep intensifies the impacts of frailty on depressive symptoms. Among 5,026 community-dwelling older adults in China, participants who were frail at the start of the study were more likely to later develop depressive symptoms. Also, those who experienced worsening frailty throughout the study tended to develop higher levels of depression. It suggested that exercise and mindfulness-based stress reduction might help alleviate the negative effects of frailty on psychological well-being.

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